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Overview This document provides troubleshooting methods to use when you have errors with the floating IP address pool when using Contrail. Example Cluster Examples and sample output in this document refer to a virtual cluster that is set up as follows: Config Nodes : ['nodec6', 'nodec7', 'nodec8'] Control Nodes : [‘nodec7', 'nodec8'] Compute Nodes : ['nodec9', 'nodec10'] Collector : ['nodec6', 'nodec8'] WebUI : nodec7 Openstack : nodec6 The following virtual networks are used in the examples in this document: Public virtual network: Virtual network name: public vn Public addresses range: 10.204.219.32 to 10.204.219.37 Route Target: 64512:10003 Floating IP pool name: public pool Private virtual network: Virtual network name: vn1 Subnet: 10.1.1.0/24 Example A virtual machine is created in the virtual network VN1 with the name VN1 VM1 and with the IP address 10.1.1.253. A floating IP address of 10.204.219.37 is associated to the VN1 VM1 instance
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Overview How to set a policy to trigger on a specific IP address. Description In some scenarios, you may need to set a policy for a specific IP address
Overview There are times when you need to add a large list of IP addresses to a prefix-list. You can use the CLI to add these IP addresses. Solution Use the load merge CLI command to load the edited prefix list to the Junos OS device. You should first edit the prefix list with a script or editor to append ';' to the end of each IP address. Example Use sed on a Linux platform to append ';' to the end of each IP address in the prefix.txt file. > sed -e 's/$/;/' prefix.txt On the Junos OS device, use the edit policy prefix-list < name > command and then load merge relative terminal command to add the list of IP addresses. [edit policy-options prefix-list TEST] root@PE2# load merge relative terminal [Type ^D at a new line to end input] 10.38.108.24; 10.54.42.82; 10.61.171.253; 10.62.98.162; 10.128.34.171; 10.139.161.113; 10.141.27.91; 10.141.31.16; 10.141.31.19; load complete [edit policy-options prefix-list TEST] root@PE2# show 10.38.108.24/32; 10.54.42.82/32; 10.61.171.253/32; 10.62.98.162/32; 10.128.34.171/32; 10.139.161.113/32; 10.141.27.91/32; 10.141.31.16/32; 10.141.31.19/32; Note : for large lists (over 200 IP addresses), load the IP addresses from the local prefix2.txt file. Then use the load merge < file-path > relative command to bring those IP addresses into the prefix-list
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